Former Copernicus Masters competition winner EOMAP has launched a new web-based application that provides daily maps of Australia's coastal water quality
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As the pixels are smaller, an image at 40 cm is clearly smoother and with more visible information. The image exposes more detail which makes it easier to differentiate between objects
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EOMAP, winner of the T-Systems Cloud Computing Challenge 2013, has launched its Web Store where clients have direct access to global water quality and bathymetric data products derived from satellite imagery
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It will gain data for both commercial and scientific use, such as: monitoring the maritime and shipping environment, monitoring man's impact on the Earth, and providing in-situ measurements
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The Awards Ceremony and complementing Satellite Masters Conference.
Since 2011, the annual Copernicus Masters competition is awarding prizes to innovative solutions for business and society based on Earth observation data. In the 2014 Copernicus Masters competition, participants could choose from various topic specific challenges. Submission was possible from 15 April to 20 July 2014, all completed proposals are undergoing evaluation at the moment.
